Royal Court Intrigue Stories
A royal court intrigue story is set among rulers and the people around them, where power, secrets and loyalty decide who survives the season. On Wimbook you play someone with a place at court, a knife, a treaty or a hidden claim, and you choose who to serve and who to deceive.
Expect politics, bargains and slow burn romance with the occasional kiss.
Read Chapter I free

Engaged to the Man Who Should Be Dead
You remember him falling tonight. He's alive, wearing the twin of your ring. At dawn, the Queen announces your engagement.

Your Spells Heal the Enemy Prince
He is the prince of the kingdom you swore to hate. In forty-nine days the seventh trial needs one victor, or the truce breaks.

Treaty Bride
You drafted every clause of the peace treaty except the one that makes you the bride. Signing is in twenty days.

The Spring Heir Is Hiding in Your Icehouse
Two hundred days of winter. The only warm thing in the city hides in your icehouse.

Sir Aldric Enlists Again
He fights with your secret move. He has the statue's face. He wants to know who broke the vow.

Twenty Contenders, One Prince, No King
Twenty contenders, forty days, one prince who watches you. The wire says his father is dead. He still toasts him.

Lost princess, found by rival
The prince to be crowned in thirty days rows to your ferry landing to tell you the crown was always yours.

The Queenmaker
Seven royals ahead of you fell in one night to secrets the spymaster swears are true. Now he kneels and calls you Majesty.
Royal Court Intrigue Stories: questions and answers
Do I play a royal?
Sometimes. In other books you serve the crown, negotiate with it or hide from it. Each book page says who you are.
Is there a lot of politics?
Court stories are built on it, but it is shown through people and choices rather than long explanations.
Are these stories free to read?
Yes, Chapter I of every book is free, with no account and nothing to download. The chapters after it are written live around your choices and come with a plan.
How do the choices work?
Every scene ends with three moves you can pick. You can also type your own move, and the next scene is written around it. The characters remember what you did.